Tenet 4K HDR IMAX | Reverse Fight

#4k #tenet #fightscene
In this fight scene Neil is actually battling himself from the future. Tenet looks great in the 4k HDR and would of been worth seeing in the IMAX. I hope you appreciate the video quality as much as I do.

Tenet is a 2020 science fiction action-thriller film written and directed by Christopher Nolan, who produced it with Emma Thomas. A co-production between the United Kingdom and United States, it stars John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Dimple Kapadia, Michael Caine, and Kenneth Branagh.

In a twilight world of international espionage, an unnamed CIA operative, known as The Protagonist, is recruited by a mysterious organization called Tenet to participate in a global assignment that unfolds beyond real time. The mission: prevent Andrei Sator, a renegade Russian oligarch with precognition abilities, from starting World War III. The Protagonist will soon master the art of "time inversion" as a way of countering the threat that is to come

Directed by : Christopher Nolan

Starring :
John David Washington
Robert Pattinson
Elizabeth Debicki
Dimple Kapadia
Michael Caine
Kenneth Branagh

Produced by :
Emma Thomas
Christopher Nolan
Written by : Christopher Nolan

Music by : Ludwig Göransson
Cinematography : Hoyte van Hoytema
Edited by : Jennifer Lame
Production companies :
Warner Bros. Pictures
Syncopy
Distributed by : Warner Bros. Pictures

Release date : August 26, 2020
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[Rnjeazy]

Watching this scene and the reverse fight backwards side-by-side is a sight to behold. The amount of attention to detail they've paid to each and every shot is absolutely marvelous!

[evo]

I love how the "How did you know we would be here?" is answered by the actual event that led him here happening right after.

[tyrannosaurusinf]

2:28 Neil recognizes the agent that came out of the turnstile was the Protagonist, and immediately realizes he needs to get back to him to prevent him killing his inverted self. "Don't kill him/ We need to know if we've been compromised."

Trippy

[chvlier]

Tenet is way ahead of its time. One day, people will look back and appreciate this masterpiece

[enriquecomas]

Gun smokes are building up in the room before he picks up the broken down gun. Crazy details. Also that moment, 3 protagonists are in play at once.

[lightningfirst]

From forward Protagonist's perspective, the gun is only part of the fight because inverted Protagonist "assembles" it when the fight starts. But from inverted Protagonist's perspective, he's only able to do so because forward Protagonist already has the gun when the fight starts.
The more I think about this movie, the more paradoxes I notice. Not that that's a bad thing. I think it's cool.

Edit: It's been brought to my attention that inverted Protagonist has the gun after getting sucked out of the building/before being blown into it. Maybe the real gun was the friends we made along the way.

[Iamgudjoe]

I bet I'm gonna love this scene when I watch it

[neosapien]

It’s beautiful. I’ve watched it 500 times now.

[LGioGA]

1:56
This part struck me the most. Normally, it looks like the reversed protagonist (RTP) is getting a hold of the protagonist (TP) from behind. Allowing the RTP to get a hold of him.

But when reversed, it's the TP who gets the hold of him because he throws him down from the back.

[wojak]

Interesting note that you may have missed: The inverted fighter doesnt scream in pain when he first gets stabbed, but right before TP pulls the pick out. This is because from inverted TP's perspective, that's when he gets stabbed.

[elektra]

What I love is that Neil asks what happened, yet he is the one who knows more about TENET and the future than the Protagonist

[djledward]

I remember when me and my friend saw this movie in IMAX here in Sweden and I was on the edge of my seat through the entire fight. This fightscene are one of my absolute favorites. Love every part of it, as well as the other ones in the movie. The choreography in this scene is insane! Love the way the inverted man moves backwards in time.
The best parts for me in this fightscene are when then inverted man comes out of the turnstile and fires the gun, when he´s crawling on the floor and his reversed backflip, which is absolutley insane. Such an intense scene. Love it.
Ludwig Göransson´s music are phenomenal in this movie. I got so pissed when I found out that he didn´t get nominated an Oscar for this movie. He became one of my favorite composers after I heard his music in TENET. He has a bright future ahead of him as a composer. Love from a fellow Swede.

[foop]

I absolutely love how this fight gets completely re-contextualized when you see the inverted version, and it makes sense why the protagonist thought the inverted guy was trying to fight him.

For example, the struggle over the gun definitely feels to the protagonist like this man in black is trying to shoot him. Since the inverted protagonist is trying to pull the gun away from his past self's head, reversed, that's gonna feel like he's pushing it towards the normal protagonist's head.

Then there's the gun throughout the entire fight. Normal protag tries to kick the gun away from his opponent, and keep it out of his hands. But his opponent keeps wrestling his way over to the gun. From the inverted protag's perspective, he's trying to wrestle his past self AWAY from the gun, but it keeps coming back when the protagonist un-kicks it. Both are trying so hard to get the gun out of the picture from their own perspective, but since actions are reversed, their actions appear to each other to be an attempt to bring it back into the picture.

But I think the real brilliance is that so much of what the inverted man does seems like scary inversion black magic. He does backflips that pull him out of the protagonist's choke hold. He leaps impossibly off the ground. And when the protagonist corners him, he randomly flies across the floor and out of the room. Fighting inverted people is so scary!

But when we see it from the inverted perspective, none of this stuff is actually all that crazy. He was blown into the room by the jet engine. He fell down onto the ground. He was flipped over the protagonist's head. Turns out, he's not some seasoned time-reversing warrior, turning time jank to his advantage, he's just the protagonist, trying to get to the turnstile. Not so scary, just confusing lol

Finally, if you really think about it, wrestling an inverted person must be easy. If I'm pushing against you, but you're inverted, you're going to feel me pulling on you. So from your perspective, you can push me practically anywhere you want, and the same goes for me. Since the protagonist isn't initially trying to push his opponent anywhere, just subdue him, the fight just kinda goes where it goes. But since the inverted protagonist is trying to get to the turnstile, he's able to basically directly beeline for it without any real detours. It's such a good little piece of logistical flavor, and the movie draws zero attention to it.

This scene and its inverted companion have to be the greatest time-related fight scene(s) of all time. The cinematography, the choreography, all of it is incredibly well thought out and well executed. This movie is riddled with plot holes, but it's so well executed, I can't bring myself to care at all. One of my favorite movies of all time, absolutely incredible.

[jasonloveswatchingmovies]

This film is too epic and better than any sci-fi action-thriller I have ever seen for 10 years.

[Victor-fgky]

The directing behind this movie is truly phenomenal. I've thought of this concept for time travel before, but to eventually see Christopher Nolan visualize this bringing it to the big screen is really amazing.

[christinacumpian]

I was really shocked at all the criticism this movie got...amazing original concept and killer soundtrack!

[cinemalt]

One of the best Practical Fist Fights in Movie history..

[dannyr]

This scene is truly f*cked up! The film absolutely blew my mind with it's insanity! Tenet is the type of film the world simply isn't ready for... *yet!*

[eshankamarsu]

I love how you can see the confusion in The Protagonist's eyes when the gun slide reassembles

[paulhorneschillings]

I love that moment at 2:18; Protagonist is freaked out watching tsinogatorP fly at him and kicks him backward, only for later that the force of the kick created the reality of tsinogatorP flying forward in the first place, it's NUTS.